African Gray Parrot at Dawn -- Challenge Poem for National Poetry Month
A Haiku Poem
dawn shower sprays on
African Gray Parrot screams
steam cloud safety song
African Gray Parrot screams
steam cloud safety song
My sister had an African Gray Parrot that lived with me off and on. He liked the shower, the rain and Bach's Bradenburg Concerti. I gues the noise filled all spectrums of sound or something. He's a nice memory for National Poetry Month.
Published by Sheri Fresonke Harper
Sheri works as a freelance writer, novelist and poet. She worked in the aviation industry at the Port of Seattle and Boeing Company for 20 years as a systems analyst/architect where she edited and wrote over... View profile
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- African Gray Parrot's are one of the most intelligent birds.
- African Gray Parrot's train to speak in their earliest years.
- African Gray Parrot's live a very long time.
The African Grey Parrot is listed on CITES appendix II, which restricts trade of wild caught species, because wild populations can not sustain trapping for the pet trade.
4 Comments
Post a CommentGreat poem! A memory captured in a few lines is always lovely :D
Wonderful little poem. I just love haiku. Wish I could write it.
Great poem ,i fully agree with Sandra about the Parrot,thanks Sheri Fresonke Harper
Who couldn't love a parrot that loves Bach and the rain?